Instead of being placed “under arrest,” a juvenile who has been captured by police is said to have been A.“imprisoned.” B.“incarcerated.” C.“taken into custody.” D.“temporarily confined.”

Instead of being placed “under arrest,” a juvenile who has been captured by police is said to have been

A.“imprisoned.”
B.“incarcerated.”
C.“taken into custody.”
D.“temporarily confined.”

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